If it is a lab the health dept has to take control of it until remediation is done.

I am likewise waiting to see what will happen in the area as a result of the economic situation. 

For me, it isn't a function of how many doors should one own before it makes sense economically to hire a professional, even though that is how this question is almost always answered and addressed in these forums.  

Well Jerry, number one becomes your health so you can enjoy the green side up and be thankful for the other things!

Calgary is down right now yes, But if you look at the long term economic fundamentals you know it is an impossibility for it stay down for ever.

The seller is having health issues and is selling his properties. 

We always get a clean bill of health.

I graduated later that year from the University of Missouri with a bachelor's degree in Economics. 

We never had hoods so you just don't have blight like this.. same with most West coast cities. other than LA and Oakland.This is really not that complicated in appraisal world its physical and economic obsolescence..

In 2016, I'll be exiting my MFU and will sell as a turnkey investment which will cash flow some 43k with a cash/cash return of 17.2% and that's running with a PM expense of 10%My problem will be the CG taxes :oh sigh:  what a greedy capitalist (that's economic satire if you didn't catch it)